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Online retail’s next big market
Internet access now reaches 79.1% of South African adults, yet only 34.2% shop online, leaving a...
SA online retail to reach R159-billion in 2026
South Africans are expected to spend about R159-billion online in 2026, as e-commerce grows by an...
South Africa’s Online Retail set to surpass R130-billion in 2025
South Africa’s online retail sector is entering a new era, with e-commerce turnover expected to...
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- No, you can’t blame your chatbotby Erwyn Durman, Manno Manavhela and Precious Maphupha on 5 October 2026
A Canadian test case on AI liability could be echoed in South Africa, write Webber Wentzel partner ERWYN DURMAN, associate MANNO MANAVHELA and candidate attorney PRECIOUS MAPHUPHA. The post No, you can’t blame <br>your chatbot appeared first on Gadget.
- Samsung, Mitsumi, target smaller SA retailersby Guido Russo on 5 October 2026
The new distribution agreement is designed to give independent stores easier access to Galaxy stock and warranties, writes GUIDO RUSSO. The post Samsung, Mitsumi, target smaller SA retailers appeared first on Gadget.
- Making trains and planes recyclableby Anna Ettlin on 5 October 2026
Researchers have developed an epoxy that allows aircraft components to be reused, writes ANNA ETTLIN of the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology. The post Making trains and <br>planes recyclable appeared first on Gadget.
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